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Freemason lighthouse from the 1700's

:wink: OK ,this one should be hot. :D
many of you remember "Dem bones"
skull and cross bones,
john swifts silver mine,
a 1421 Chinese coin,
a 1790 German coin ,
a 1804 stash of 500,000 silver coins .
viking looking artifacts.
solstice caves and so on.
:coffee2:
I have speculated the skull and cross bones i have seen where the work of the free masons and they where dated to the mid 1700's. but the proof was not really there for such a skeptical world.
the boards and boxes are all the same, some call them Indian bent wood coffins, some call them shipping crates. but all agree they exist.
finally after years of searching i was pointed to a cave with more then a skull and a few bones.
it is big , it has broken boxes , wood dowels, cloth, leather and body parts all over, i came to the conclusion it is a Spanish lighthouse/smelter that was attacked.
but after looking out the entrance i see the mark of the freemasons.
if you look of in the distance you see open ocean on the west coast of America, if the ship looks up the channel , they would see the sign of the freemasons, they would know it was a safe run straight to the light, as long as the light was seen they where safe, Vere off and they end up on the rocks. they would head to it and end up at the old lost Spanish town of ????? . my guess would be , nova albion. :help:
 

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Re: Freemason lighthouse from the 1700's

AIR CANADA has a no stop flight from HEATHROW for 1,968 $ us and a 1 stop flight for 742 , non smoking of course :laughing7:
 
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allan said:
AIR CANADA has a no stop flight from HEATHROW for 1,968 $ us and a 1 stop flight for 742 , non smoking of course :laughing7:




They can't stop you eating cookies ;D
 
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shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D
 
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Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D




I'm grounded till I find a Cartwheel penny :-\
 
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shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D




I'm grounded till I find a Cartwheel penny :-\

No, you got it wrong. The reason they discontinued cartwheels was because of their weight. Try letting go of the 200 you have stuffed in your pockets and then you will be good for lift off!
 
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Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D




I'm grounded till I find a Cartwheel penny :-\

No, you got it wrong. The reason they discontinued cartwheels was because of their weight. Try letting go of the 200 you have stuffed in your pockets and then you will be good for lift off!




Dave...seriously, look at my outfit, I don't have any pockets :icon_scratch:
 
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Ok youse guys talkin about the mary-hoochie should be ashamed. Taking a perfectly legitimate and highly educational thread and turning it into...

Darn it! I promised myself I would type it all out before I started laughing! ;D
 
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Re: Freemason lighthouse from the 1700's

shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D




I'm grounded till I find a Cartwheel penny :-\

No, you got it wrong. The reason they discontinued cartwheels was because of their weight. Try letting go of the 200 you have stuffed in your pockets and then you will be good for lift off!




Dave...seriously, look at my outfit, I don't have any pockets :icon_scratch:

What, that's not an inside pocket on your trunks?
Actually forget that last sentence as I see what that bulge is now. :tard:
Aye Corumba!
 
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Re: Freemason lighthouse from the 1700's

Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
shaun7 said:
Muddyhandz said:
British Columbia grows some of the best weed in Canada. Or the World for that matter!

B.C. skunk is quite potent. The locals like to make brownies and Folk Festival cookies.

The climate is ideal for Ganja and it can be seen growing everywhere on the islands.

The high concentration of THC can alter..................... :tongue3:

I need some B.C. bud so I can finish reading this thread. ::)

Dave.




I wonder how much a flight will be ;D

What's wrong with your cape? :icon_scratch:

If you guys are coming, I'll make sure to take care of the vehicle rental. If you're traveling Vancouver Island, you will need an orange, 1970's V.W. van. Make sure you bring your bongo drums, didgeridoo, and especially a hacky sack. Whatever you do, DON"T cut your hair.
Dave. ;D




I'm grounded till I find a Cartwheel penny :-\

No, you got it wrong. The reason they discontinued cartwheels was because of their weight. Try letting go of the 200 you have stuffed in your pockets and then you will be good for lift off!




Dave...seriously, look at my outfit, I don't have any pockets :icon_scratch:

What, that's not an inside pocket on your trunks?
Actually forget that last sentence as I see what that bulge is now. :tard:
Aye Corumba!



Yeah, Tom Jones eat your heart out :D
 
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SODABOTTLEBOB said:
UPDATE

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And Counting ...

Ugh. If I could hack, I would mark this thing solved to kill it.
 
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Skrimpy said:
SODABOTTLEBOB said:
UPDATE

3748 Views

212 Posted Comments

And Counting ...

Ugh. If I could hack, I would mark this thing solved to kill it.

Yet something keeps drawing us back to this mystery and that sir is the power of hmmmm. Something that is difficult to draw conclusions on or possibly solve.
Merry Christmas
TnMtns
 
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I am still working a few angles on that badge.... and yes this thread is like a flame and we moths are drawn to it again and again
 
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Hey Hmmmm,on another thread I remember you getting into some rich ore with silver....could that be Swifts Lost mine??? :icon_scratch:
 
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kuger said:
Hey Hmmmm,on another thread I remember you getting into some rich ore with silver....could that be Swifts Lost mine??? :icon_scratch:
:blob1:
HMMM , unfortunitly it could be, someone has clearly mined out the creek below where we got the silver, i only hope they left us somthing, maybe under the sand.
merry christmas every one. :icon_santa:
 
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allan said:
I am still working a few angles on that badge.... and yes this thread is like a flame and we moths are drawn to it again and again
hi allen, i noticed the king looks a little pudgy, to pudgy for george the 5th. also the queens crown shows up very well.
 
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hmmm said:
HMMM , unfortunitly it could be, someone has clearly mined out the creek below where we got the silver, i only hope they left us somthing, maybe under the sand.
merry christmas every one. :icon_santa:
What silver? Did you find any silver?
 
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bigcypresshunter said:
hmmm said:
HMMM , unfortunitly it could be, someone has clearly mined out the creek below where we got the silver, i only hope they left us somthing, maybe under the sand.
merry christmas every one. :icon_santa:
What silver? Did you find any silver?
:coffee2:
1.5 lbs per tonne.
the amount of ground that was worked was 300 meters long, 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide, at 1.5 lbs per tonne , thats a lot of silver.
;D enough to make 500,000 silver coins ;D
 

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hmmm said:
bigcypresshunter said:
hmmm said:
HMMM , unfortunitly it could be, someone has clearly mined out the creek below where we got the silver, i only hope they left us somthing, maybe under the sand.
merry christmas every one. :icon_santa:
What silver? Did you find any silver?
:coffee2:
1.5 lbs per tonne.
the amount of ground that was worked was 300 meters long, 10 feet deep and 20 feet wide, at 1.5 lbs per tonne , thats a lot of silver.
;D enough to make 500,000 silver coins ;D
As usual, you dont explain. Worked by whom? When? Someone dug a 10 foot hole, 300 metres long? You had the area tested? I think it says g/tonne.

300 meters is several football fields long.
 
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